More City-Produced Events
Plan ahead and check out these City of Toronto-produced arts and culture, food, heritage, music and sporting events scheduled for later in the year. Visit the Festivals & Events Calendar to find even more events.
GIS Day
An international forum for real-world applications of geographic information systems (GIS) technology. November 2019
Cavalcade of Lights
Glittering lights, music, skating and spectacular winter fireworks at Nathan Phillips Square. November 2019.
Toronto Sport Summit
Torontonians involved in community sports gather for a day-long networking and capacity building event.
New Year's Eve
Ring in the New Year at Nathan Phillips Square on December 31, 2019 with free entertainment and a stunning midnight fireworks display.
Annual Mayor's Skate Party
Join Mayor John Tory and Toronto City Councillors for the annual family-friendly skating party in January.
Winterlicious
Savour Toronto's winter culinary scene with prix fixe menus at the city's top restaurants, plus unique food events. January – February, 2020.
Family Day
Enjoy family events at High Park Zoo, Riverdale Farm and Toronto's museums, plus many City–run recreation programs and activities in your community. February 2020.
Black History Month
Explore and celebrate the heritage, traditions and culture of African-Canadians all month at events across the city. February 2020.
Welcome to Winter
Get outside and enjoy all the winter activities that Toronto has to offer, including skating, skiing, snowshoeing and more. February - March 2020.
Youth Week Toronto
Celebrate the abilities and talents of Toronto's youth in the areas of civic engagement, recreation, arts and sports. May 2020.
Toronto Newcomer Day
Welcome newcomers with a celebration of Toronto's diverse communities at Nathan Phillips Square. May 2020.
Toronto Cherry Blossoms
Find out where these pretty spring flowers are blooming near you and take part in the century-old Japanese tradition of cherry blossom viewing. Early May.
Doors Open Toronto
Explore more than 100 architecturally, historically, culturally and socially significant buildings across Toronto. May 2020.
Digital Literacy Week
The City and the Toronto Public Library collaborate with local organizations to host more than 100 free events and workshops. May 2020.
STOMP Urban Dance Competition
Hundreds of young performers take to the stage to showcase their urban dance styles. June 2020.
Toronto Remembers D-Day
Each June 6, the City of Toronto honours the Canadian men and women who took part in D-Day – the Allied forces’ invasion of Normandy, France on June 6, 1944.
Toronto Challenge
Each June hundreds run or walk through downtown Toronto to raise funds to improve the quality of life for seniors. Take the challenge! June 2020.